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Dimetrodon & Ophiacodon
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These are all outstanding! The way the adult & baby embolotheriums' different weights and ways of moving are apparent in their sculpts is particularly pleasing, as is their well-done anatomy of course! The écorché version of the adult during your work on its musculature would have warranted a small resin edition all on its own, I think..

The Ophiacodon & Dimetrodon pair is also lovely - I particularly enjoy the soft, mushy feel of the Ophiacodon's belly and the fine veining on the Dimetrodon's sail. Will you be bending the sail to the side somewhat to account for the animal's motion, I wonder? Also - do you plan to make the who synapsids available separately at all, or only together?

Thank koniminiatures!
It is to offer great idea, the animals still separately. I still need to make the bottom plate divisible.

Dimetrodon linbytus & Ophiacodon retroversusu & Saymouria
Material: Biresin
Scale : 1x10
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My world. These fellows must be my favourite paleoart kit yet. I really like the way the models' poses display the funky idiosyncrasies of synapsid anatomy so well. Also, the separable base (with the vegetation - so well made!) is a very good idea, I think. I'll be sending you a PM to enquire about pricing.

Thank Koniminiatures!

Very impressive!

Eryops megacephalus
resin model kit, scale 1Х10.
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Wonderful eryops, I like the pose on a trunk. I would love to see one painted

Your Permian animals are very lively and impressive,redrik.

Eryops in color. Scale 1X10
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Painted Dimetrodon with Ophiacodon. Scale 1 x 10th. height dimetrodon 15 cm, or 6"
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An epic and amazing diorama Perfectly painted

The Eryops on trunk is fantastic too, I like the color scheme

Ohhhh

They are truely awesome
That Eryops ! Can he stand alone without the base ? What material ?

Thank you friends! Eryops can not stand alone. He tilts to the front, on the nose. Material is resin - Birezin

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Painted Dimetrodon with Ophiacodon. Scale 1 x 10th. height dimetrodon 15 cm, or 6"

Magnifico !! Amazing and Impressive !!

Embolotherium resin kit
Scale:1x20
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A wonderful and peaceful giant

Wonderful family

Andrewsarchus
resin model kit, scale 1Х20. 7,5° (19 cm) long, 3,3° (8,5 cm) high.
Kit consists of 2 parts:
1 x body
1 x bottom plate
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Wow, wonderful andrewsarchus Redrik

I loooove everything ( except the price I guess ): The pose, the way it is moving and, above all else, the incredible head! Mouth closed, without the traditonal rows ot teeth but so alive, so credible!

It looks like you wanted to show us an Andrewsarchus far from the dramatic usual interpretations but close to the idea of what a real animal is...
If it was your goal, you completely succeed, Hats off

Thanks Kiki Malou! That was my idea - represent a normal animal, and quite different from common perception. A heavy, powerful, slow predator. The price must also be participating. I try my customer does not deter.

Finally, the book Steve White "Dinosaur Art II" was published, which included my modest works. Very proud. Many thanks to Steve White. I take special pride in being on the same line with my good friends and wonderful paleo artists, like Andrey Atuchin and Sergey Krasovskiy, who first meets the reader on the threshold of the extraordinary world of prehistoric creatures.

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This is new to me; is there a link to a site or can images be re-uploaded? I assume these were posted before the Photobucket debacle?